Iranian authorities have launched a sweeping nationwide crackdown after anti-government protests, arresting tens of thousands — including students, professionals, and minors — in widespread raids marked by detentions without due process and mounting casualty reports.
Derbas believes that if Hariri were alive today, he would not have accepted the building collapses happening in Tripoli and would have intervened directly — perhaps by establishing temporary shelters for residents, as he did in previous phases.
Early Friday morning, heavily armed Israeli units stormed the village and remain deployed, as similar operations unfolded in northern Quneitra, raising regional security concerns.
Abu Dhabi posts 7.7% GDP growth in Q3 2025, with construction, logistics, finance, and energy leading the post-oil economic expansion and reinforcing the emirate’s diversification and resilience.
The formalities surrounding the seventh Trump–Netanyahu meeting in a year suggest that the U.S. president does not want to tie his Iran agenda entirely to Israel’s.
What was the project Lebanon’s former Prime Minister, Rafic Hariri, carried? Why did it seem, at a moment of regional turmoil, like a counterpoint to the prevailing trends? And is it still viable today?
Dr. Dawood El-Sayegh tells Annahar that Rafic Hariri was not just a political leader, but a symbol of trust at home and abroad - and that Lebanon’s crises might not have reached today’s depths had he lived.
This external momentum is also linked to the national discussion on updating the autonomy proposal ordered by King Mohammed VI, considering the significant transformations Morocco has experienced since 2007, particularly following the 2011 constitutional reform and the 111.14 framework law on regional organization.
Iranian authorities have launched a sweeping nationwide crackdown after anti-government protests, arresting tens of thousands — including students, professionals, and minors — in widespread raids marked by detentions without due process and mounting casualty reports.
After months of deadly protests and international pressure, Tehran’s approach to negotiations with the United States reveals deep divides within Iranian society and the regime itself.
After months of deadly protests and international pressure, Tehran’s approach to negotiations with the United States reveals deep divides within Iranian society and the regime itself.
Exploring three decades of political influence, economic reconstruction, and the challenges facing Saad Hariri as the movement’s future hangs in the balance.
From Oslo to today, Israeli policies have steadily undermined Palestinian authority, expanded settlements, and reshaped the West Bank’s political and demographic reality, leaving Palestinians with little control over their own land.
Amid stalled European diplomacy and escalating conflict, the UAE has emerged as a neutral yet influential platform, proving that even smaller powers can shape the course of major international crises.
Dalal Abdel Qader keeps alive a centuries-old tradition, drumming through the streets before dawn and bringing joy, memories, and community spirit to Maadi every year.
Every year before Ramadan, Tunisian families revive the age-old craft of polishing copper pots and utensils, blending heritage, skill, and flavor in kitchens across the country.
With gyms destroyed and resources scarce, Palestinian children train amid tents and rubble, finding strength, discipline, and hope in the midst of war.
Amini joins other athletes in standing against human rights abuses, refusing to wear the national jersey as tensions rise between Iran’s sports community and the regime.
